Remembrance Day: What's open and closed in P.E.I.
CBC
Due to Remembrance Day, Monday Nov. 11 is a statutory holiday in Prince Edward Island, and many businesses and services will be closed or on reduced hours.
Ceremonies will take place across the Island in honour of veterans. The provincial one will be held at the cenotaph beside Province House in Charlottetown, starting at 10:30 a.m.
Some restaurants and other venues may be open, but it's a good idea to call ahead first if you're planning to head to a specific place.
Here is a partial list of what will be open and closed:
Services
Shopping & Groceries
Pharmacies
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